Build both PDF and web in texlive-action (failed) #7
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This PR fixes the inconsistency issue in #5 which was trying to accelerate LaTeX building but it only moved the PDF building into texlive-action (which is the key to the acceleration) but blueprint website is left out as I wasn't sure it will work well inside texlive-action .
Soon I realized that plastex (leanblueprint relies on it to generate the web version) will need a full texlive installation for more adavanced features, e.g. the support for adding commutative diagram to both the PDF and the web page requires rendering tikz-cd to PDF then SVG images for the web page , the inconsistency breaks functionalities like this.
After fixing an issue related to Python 3.11 compatibility, both PDF and web can be built in texlive-action, hence the PR. This will also be ~1 minute faster due to less duplicated installation.